Tooth Forceps Fig. 15 for Upper Molar & Premolar Extractions

Order Tooth Forceps Fig. 15 – Precision Dental Instrument for Safe Tooth Extractions The **Tooth Forceps Fig. 15** is designed to offer a secure and controlled grip for dental extractions, particularly for upper molars and premolars. Whether dealing with loose teeth or those requiring a simple extraction, these forceps provide a streamlined and comfortable experience. The ergonomic handle offers easy maneuverability, making extractions less traumatic for both the patient and practitioner. Constructed with high-quality materials, these forceps ensure reliability in every clinical setting. Order your **Tooth Forceps Fig. 15** today for precision and ease during extractions! Tooth Forceps Fig. 15 for Upper Molar & Premolar Extractions Tooth Forceps Fig. 15 – Secure Extraction for Upper Molar and Premolar Teeth **Tooth Forceps Fig. 15** is designed to offer a secure and controlled grip for dental extractions, particularly for upper molars and premolars. Whether dealing with loose teeth or those requiring a simple extraction, these forceps provide a streamlined and comfortable experience. The ergonomic handle offers easy maneuverability, making extractions less traumatic for both the patient and practitioner. Constructed with high-quality materials, these forceps ensure reliability in every clinical setting. Perfect for use in difficult-to-reach areas of the upper jaw, **Tooth Forceps Fig. 15** ensures a smooth, controlled extraction every time. Order the **Tooth Forceps Fig. 15** today to ensure safe and precise extractions of upper molars and premolars, providing comfort and precision for your patients and practitioners alike. Intended Uses Extraction of upper molars and premolars. Suitable for teeth that are loose or need simple extraction. Ideal for use in difficult-to-reach areas of the upper jaw. Classification Medical Device Class I (non-sterile, manual use). Environmental Conditions Temperature: 10°C to 40°C (50°F to 104°F). Humidity: 30% to 75% RH. Store in a clean, dry environment, away from direct sunlight. Technical Specifications Material: High-grade stainless steel. Length: 18 cm (7 inches). Weight: 120 grams. Handle Design: Ergonomically shaped for enhanced grip. Finish: Polished surface for corrosion resistance. Salient Features Precision tip: Ensures a secure tooth grip during extractions. Ergonomic handle: Comfortable and easy to use during extended procedures. Durable construction: Made of high-quality stainless steel for long-lasting performance. Ideal for upper molar and premolar extractions: Perfectly suited for teeth that are loose or require simple extraction. Minimizes trauma: Reduces damage to surrounding tissues during extractions. Easy to clean and sterilize: Autoclavable for hygienic use. Key Features Secure Grip: Narrow, tapered tips provide a firm hold on molars and premolars. Comfortable Handling: Ergonomically designed handle reduces hand fatigue during use. Durability: Made from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring longevity and resistance to corrosion. Ideal for Upper Teeth: Perfectly suited for extractions of upper molars and premolars, even in difficult-to-reach areas. Used For The **Tooth Forceps Fig. 15** are ideal for: Simple and safe extractions of upper molars and premolars. Removal of damaged or loose teeth. Ideal for dental practitioners seeking precision and ease during extractions. FAQs What teeth can the Tooth Forceps Fig. 15 be used for? These forceps are typically used for extracting upper molars and premolars, but their use may vary depending on the specific case and tooth condition. Is it suitable for lower jaw extractions? While the Fig. 15 is primarily used for the upper jaw, some variations or additional tools may be needed for lower jaw extractions. How should I clean the Tooth Forceps Fig. 15? The forceps should be sterilized using standard autoclave processes to ensure cleanliness and safety during use. Can these forceps be used for all extraction cases? These forceps are ideal for simple extractions, especially for molars and premolars. Complex extractions may require specialized instruments. What material is used in the construction of these forceps? The forceps are made from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring durability and resistance to corrosion.